Clark, Igor wrote:
> Hi folks
>
> Trying to set up a WinCVS repository on a Windows shared drive to store
> project code (no UNIX here and no chance of installing CVSNT), I'm having
Why that?
> all sorts of unwanted side-effects like in the Package Explorer's src folder
> I see a subpackage called CVS and net.CVS (etc) which reflect the CVS
> directories in the workspace folder. I'm working with some folks who are
> less experienced with CVS version control etc and this will just confuse
> them (and me!). I can't find where to exclude these from the view if it's
> possible to do that at all. On top of that the question of compiled classes
> / bin directory / etc is puzzling as to what one should do on an import /
> update etc.
You can set the filters in the menu under the little downward arrow icon
in the package explorer's toolbar.
>
> Has anybody used WinCVS with :local: CVSROOT paths and Eclipse? Is it
No.
> possible to use any CVS mechanisms other than ssh or pserver with Eclipse?
> Seems a shame if not because I really like Eclipse's CVS integration using
> ssh. If you have any tips I'd be grateful if you'd share them.
We used the CVSNT pserver before we switched our CVS repository to a
Linux machine, and it usually worked fine (there was some problem
associated with merging a branch back into the HEAD stream, which could
only be solved using command line cvs because of some cryptic problem
with CVSNT at that time).
Harald
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